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fiver
[ fahy-ver ]
noun
Slang.
- a five-dollar bill.
- British. a five-pound note.
fiver
/ ˈ´Ú²¹Éª±¹É™ /
noun
- (in Britain) a five-pound note
- (in the US) a five-dollar bill
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"No one told us about it. Only had fiver on me. Unfortunately mobile phones don't give out cash," he said.
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However, she had suggested her daughter try "offering a fiver for it... which she would not do as it was a charity shop".
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He continued: "I'd go into the shop and buy about 10 cans and it would only be a fiver. It was about 90 pence for those cans I'm drinking and now they are £2."
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If you were given a fiver every time a government minister parroted the slogan that promises to end migrant channel crossings you would be pretty flush by now.
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I colour it myself and spend a fiver every couple of months.
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